Let me apologize first for not giving you a sequela for so long. No excuse is worth it. Also this part makes no sense if you haven’t read the Death Of John Okro (1) So Read More
Let me apologize first for not giving you a sequela for so long. No excuse is worth it. Also this part makes no sense if you haven’t read the Death Of John Okro (1) So Read More
************************ Ilawe-Ekiti, Ekiti. ************************ He was mumbling to himself triumphantly as he walked down to the cellar where the fools were being held. How many times did they need to be told, beaten or killed Read More
“And you?” the teacher asked. The boy got up hesitantly, knowing the consequences of his next words before he said them. “Yes? Hurry up,” the teacher said. “John Okro.” The entire class erupted. Even the Read More
He opened his eyes. Awake. Finally. Beads of sweat lined his neck like a noose. A taut noose. About to snap. He clasped his neck with both his hands and groaned, willing the sensation to Read More
“I may be the saviour of mankind and all, but today you breathe your last. If you actually breathe that is.” And with that, he took aim, steadied and struck. Killing the bug on his Read More
This is from a piece I wrote in October 2010 for some competition I clearly didn’t win. I hate essay competitions. Especially when I’m not winning… ************************************************************************* Dear Sir/Ma, Right now, it really sucks to Read More
All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players: – William Shakespeare (I hear his friends called him ‘Willy Shakes’) Reading through that oh-so-famous quote again, I have to try Read More
When all you have of a smile is a memory, When being at peace with earth is a felony, When tears and grief are an essential part of me, When nightfall draws curtains on my Read More
He was watching the Discovery Channel. Something about dolphins. It was quite absorbing. He began to marvel at the awesome wonder of creation. He took a minute off to pray; to thank God. The structure Read More
Firstly, I’d like to address an issue. I normally give some person my stuff to publish online. But I hear that you guys have been drowning HIM out in accolades. Why would you say nice Read More
Emeka showed up the next day as planned. James was grateful to finally be getting out. Emeka drove him around Ikeja. James thought the area looked really neat. He told Emeka as much. “Our governor Read More
The flight was relatively drama free. There was the odd bit of turbulence but nothing too crazy. Definitely nothing to replicate some of the horrid stories that his friends had been freaking him out with. Read More
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of some ages, good day. My name is… well you can call me Narrator. And I love my role. I am omnipresent. I see it all. I hear Read More
Close to me, close to nothing, Decaying, decadent and rotting, Close to you, I’m smelling something: The same old muck I’ve got my stuff in. ****************** Senator Nobody ****************** It doesn’t matter what you’re saying, Read More
like the flow of the ocean to the sand like the blood always coursing through the hand like pinky and the brain’s masterplan they come and go like the seasons following momma nature’s whim like Read More
Name: Ogbuehi Christopher Book Title: The Concubine Location: Nassarawo Quarters, Gombe State “WARNING: The Federal Ministry of Health warns that the book you are about to read may become quite addictive after line 1. You Read More
Love is a myth – it’s not a fact, Or how does one start to react, To lifelong bonds and mutual pacts, Broken to bits. Love is no fact! Like tales of Greek gods and Read More
**************** Lagos, Nigeria **************** Dis work come be like say e go simple die, thought Pinto. His mind was already circling in on what he would do with his share of the goodies that was Read More
**************** Lagos, Nigeria **************** The volume of their speech seemed to increase as abruptly as it had reduced. Now it seemed Okro could make out at least some of the conversation. They were speaking in Read More